bbc news, reddit worldnews

do you know you can also convert subreddit into RSS feeds ? don't know if it will work after 1 july but it's an option

yes, i began to test : some post are real advertising and are annoying. You should be more selective on the RSS sources

1. Define your priorities.
2. Ignore what other think, especially the one who say it's not possible.
3. Move your ass.

Believe me, these 3 rules work for everybody and whatever your age.

good idea : you can have a look to 'beehaw' instance comminities : it can be a good base for your project

I don't think so : in mastodon, people knows they can federate. After trial and error process, they choose their instance based on reliability, moderation and the topics inside.
I think lemmy/kbin will follow the same path.

i created a lemmy community about backpacking 3 years ago, at the birth of lemmy : only 3 users! Since one week, there are much more post and comments. Thank you reddit ! i love you.

i also switch to RSS for topics i don't want to interact with (politics...) I use lemmy with jerboa for everything else now

when you write english, you don't need to pronounce it 😉

as a french who learn english, i confirm french is just an horrible language to learn : too many rules, exception, accent... English is not perfect and could be simplified though.

i miss some reddit communities, but for a basic usage, lemmy/jerboa replaces reddit without problem.

there is a trend now : big $ don't want 3rd party apps any more. May be the next is youtube : block individious, block newpipe...